Building consent trends steady
Trend figures show a continued high level for non-residential building consent values and slowing growth for residential building consent values, Statistics New Zealand says. The value of consents issued for non-residential buildings in January 2006 is down $5 million (2%) from January 2005. The largest contributor to the January 2006 value was education buildings at $52 million.
Wednesday, March 1st 2006, 12:00AM
by The Landlord
Consents were issued for 1,900 dwelling units in January 2006, just two more than were authorised in January last year. There were 328 apartment units authorised in January 2006, compared with 615 in December and 166 in November. The trend for the number of new dwelling authorisations is relatively stable, following a decline from the high level of 2003 to 2004.
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